Hello,
Steve from the UK. Work in the Media and Cycling.
Great to be here.
Steve M
http://cycling.tv
Steve from the UK. Work in the Media and Cycling.
Great to be here.
Steve M
http://cycling.tv
rhs said:I am from Ontario, Canada. I sell a kit to make a quadcycle out of two bicycles. See it on my web site, www.thegrannybike.com
As a matter of interest, "King of the Road" by Andrew Ritchie, includes several photographs of four-wheelers, the earliest dating to 1851. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, owned one.
In the same era, the postmen of Horsham (England) had five wheels! Their pentacycles, were known locally as "Hen and Chicks" machines. For many years this was commemorated on the sign of a pub in Southwater, on the Horsham-Worthing turnpike - sorry - road. On one side was a traditional painting of a hen and her chicks, and on the other a picture of a Horsham postie riding his awkward machine.
AT 72, I think I shall need 4 wheels soon!
John.
rhs said:I am from Ontario, Canada. I sell a kit to make a quadcycle out of two bicycles. See it on my web site, www.thegrannybike.com
As a matter of interest, "King of the Road" by Andrew Ritchie, includes several photographs of four-wheelers, the earliest dating to 1851. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, owned one.
In the same era, the postmen of Horsham (England) had five wheels! Their pentacycles, were known locally as "Hen and Chicks" machines. For many years this was commemorated on the sign of a pub in Southwater, on the Horsham-Worthing turnpike - sorry - road. On one side was a traditional painting of a hen and her chicks, and on the other a picture of a Horsham postie riding his awkward machine.
At 72, I think I shall need 4 wheels soon!
John.
John Knees said:Thanks for the reply John.rhs said:I am from Ontario, Canada. I sell a kit to make a quadcycle out of two bicycles. See it on my web site, www.thegrannybike.com
As a matter of interest, "King of the Road" by Andrew Ritchie, includes several photographs of four-wheelers, the earliest dating to 1851. Queen Victoria's husband, Prince Albert, owned one.
John.
I am new to the forum and am having trouble finding my way around.
Will do some more serfing.
Hugh
Tracktorlegs, sorry to hear of the loss of your friend, but happy to hear that your back on your bike. We can't let thoughtless people keep us from doing the things we love, by giving them the power to govern our lives. Rest assured, that someday that person will get what they deserve. Congrats on riding again and enjoy.tractorlegs said:I'm from El Paso, Texas -- I love commuting and riding for fitness, but gave up cycling a couple of Septembers ago when our friend, possibly the greatest cycling advocate of all, Ken Kifer was murdered by a drunk driver. My little wife has convinced me, and I agree, that some drunk in Alabama shouldn't have that much power over me!! I'm Trac, and I'm back!!!
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